Sentence examples for insignificant does from inspiring English sources

It's an attractively cosmopolitan, à-la-carte approach to faith, and yet merely stating that scriptures, temples, priests, and rules are insignificant does not make it true for countless believers.

And then there's a 1903 note by Twain that might ordinarily be overlooked, so insignificant does it seem: an answer to a correspondent who challenged Twain's argument that lying can sometimes be a virtue.

It's insignificant, doesn't matter, and is just pissing everybody off to the point that we're forgetting what we're even arguing about in the first place.

Ignoring some of these effects on the basis that they are statistically insignificant does not address whether they are clinically or more broadly, economically important.

An insignificant difference doesn't mean that you've proven no difference; it just means that you haven't proved that there is one.

Thus, the insignificant result does not come from a shortage of labor supply.

Now, I understand this small, statistically insignificant sample doesn't really represent anything, but it is interesting to see some people beginning to question Almighty Apple.

The experimental data show a good match in the Id-Vg curves, which indicates that the series resistance between G1 and G2 is insignificant and does not degrade electrical performance.

While this change in RR is insignificant, it does result in a CI that includes unity.

This value is rather insignificant and does not impair its anticoagulant activity.

By definition, clinically insignificant PCa does not contribute to PCa mortality [ 6] and the treatment of indolent PCa can result in side effects that reduce quality of life of the patient for no or little benefit.